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<0> http://waterdata.usgs.gov/pa/nwis/uv?cb_00065=on&format=gif&period=9&site_no=01536500
<1> Linux Professional Institute Certification
<2> back to near-normal now, looks
<0> Cognition: spent all night in automake hell. |
<1> i hate to say this, but i prefer ant to make
<1> activator: it would be more appropriate if you ask before going to PM
<0> yeah. private messages have been going through the roof for me.
<1> activator: anyway, in answer to your question, you can check all the info here -> http://www.lpi.org/
<0> Everyone, please don't message people privately unless you know its ok with them
<3> how much is th ecourse
<4> jblack : You don't set umode +R?
<4> wow... +R is what helps me keep my sanity!
<0> I have now
<3> how much is the course Cognition?
<4> i've got some things to do. I'll be back later.
<1> activator: it costs roughly $150 per exam
<1> hopefully, by the end of the year, i will finish the advanced certification if lucky enough
<1> activator: check the website for more details
<5> Hi all..
<6> I am growing old :(
<5> I have setup bahamut ircd and am trying to connect sirv services but getting the following error
<1> we are all growing old
<5> * *** Notice -- Link [unknown@10.31.0.128] dropped, no Connect block
<1> that's why i hate birthdays, it's just another way of celebrating another year lost LOL
<5> any idea anyone ?
<7> is there anyway to run windows games etc inside linux?
<7> eg. a program that lets you change os's in realtime
<7> ?
<8> is there a network split ?
<6> gnobel, bear with me
<9> im heard of wine
<6> gnobel, You can use wine or cedega
<1> $150
<1> oops, sorry
<6> If you are the hacker type, willing to devote some time to making things work by tinkering around, go with wine
<6> However, if you just want to get things working and ready to spend some money on a subscription, check out www.transgaming.com
<10> Simpleguy: i suspect you'd be lucky getting games to run in wine. but i've never tried it!
<1> gnobel: Simpleguy is right, don't use wine though, it's not highly compatible with games. Cedega on the other hand is excellent
<6> Oh yes, I have had lots of luck getting windows games running
<6> many opengl games run just fine
<10> fair enough
<10> cool
<1> Al-Ashtar_: welcome back
<8> thanks
<1> Al-Ashtar_: bad connection day :)
<0> I'll bet anyone five bucks that discovery doesn't make it back to home without major problems.
<11> mp3: Notorious Big ft. Bone Thugs -n- Harmony - Lets Ride Length: :20 BitRate: kbps
<11> just call me biggie biggie
<0> plasmoduck: Please turn that off.
<11> lets ride get high
<11> np
<11> can I turn you off?
<11> j/k
<11> ;)
<0> Yeah. /part
<11> nah
<8> not bad connections
<8> I'm doing something
<11> ****
<0> Here's a neat thing. You can turn on on bandwidth savings mode with the "/q" option
<11> down to last smoke
<11> brb
<11> bad moood
<1> LOL
<0> lol
<6> hello jblack
<6> how's going?
<0> Not bad. Launghing pretty hard.
<0> he's gonna be pissed
<6> I am tired. Hectic week!
<12> who :/
<6> My company moved to its new premises (much closer to my home)
<6> No longer near the sea but its still better
<0> Simpleguy: Oh? Yeah?
<6> And, as ill luck would have it, the building is not ready yet
<12> who's gonna be pissed !
<0> Ouch.
<12> plasmoduck ?
<0> You guys have any openings?
<6> not currently
<6> you want to come work here?
<11> yer?
<6> hehe
<13> quick question: if i want to run a console command as root at each boot, what file do i put it in again?
<0> Sure.
<0> Where do yo uwork?
<6> jblack, TuxLab ltd
<14> david_: rc.local
<12> rc.local
<6> www.tuxlab.mu
<0> Yeah. I'd like that.
<13> thank you!
<14> wow i actually answered a linux question
<14> yay me
<6> jblack, I doubt we can afford someone as experienced as you
<1> david_: you can use rc.local, or create your own script in init.d
<0> Simpleguy: You might be surprised.
<6> jblack, I'll send you some photos of the new office when its ready
<12> me too MokonaSan
<12> hehehe
<12> jblack: ubuntu doesn't have an rc.local, right ?
<0> I like to start low, and then ask for a raise after I've proven my worth. :)
<0> Al-Ashtar: sure it does.
<13> where is rc.local?
<6> jblack, thats what I did :)
<0> in /etc
<6> jblack, I just renegociated my terms of employment.. my raise proposal was accepted but with a few conditions
<0> ...
<6> We have a new general manager who've seen stuff I did and he talked with the owner of the company that my proposal was fair
<12> # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel.
<12> # Make sure that the script will "exit 0" on success or any other
<12> # value on error.
<14> david_: if you can't find it, try the command locate rc.local
<12> at the end
<1> Hey Simpleguy, what kind of work your company does?
<12> david_: /etc/rc.local
<13> locate just gives me an err that my database is over 8 dys old
<12> updatedb
<0> What were the conditions?
<13> so if the rc.local file does not exist and i create it, will it work?
<0> david_: Yes, though if you're running ubuntu, you should already have one.
<12> jblack: my rc.local says that # This script is executed at the end of each multiuser runlevel.
<13> i am using mepis
<12> it's in /etc/rc.local
<1> Al-Ashtar: yes, this means it is the last script that runs in the init process
<12> ok
<12> why does it need the exit 0
<1> Al-Ashtar: that has to do with programming, google on exit status and their usages
<12> no more googling for two years
<1> in short, each program can exit 0 (successfully) or another number (error)
<1> just a way of telling the user or the calling program, that the exit was clean, no errors, or some errors or warnings
<12> Cognition: ok some guy here asked to day
<12> that if he has a file which has token1-token2 token3-token4-token5
<14> man i need to figure out what to get for groomsman gifts
<14> any linux programs out there that will tell me?
<12> and he would like to change the two - - between 3-4-5, into :
<12> so I said sed
<13> ok must reboot to test thanks for the help guys
<12> grep token1 /file | sed 's/-/:/g'
<14> so help me out guys
<12> this was my response which was wrong
<12> he didn't need to change all the -
<14> where is groomsman-gift-finder.1.5.06.rpm or something
<12> only the last 2
<14> i need a program to do it in linux
<12> besides this command only echos the response of the sed command
<14> and since i just added 120gb to my linux install (up from 4gb :P) i'm a lot better off
<12> he wants to change that in the file
<12> so what would be the right answer ?
<1> i would prefer to write a script with awk instead
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